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Neck stiff from hours at the sewing machine, calves heavy after the walk from the taxi park? Motion Energy brings camphor, rosemary and ginger extract in a 50 g gel to rub in slowly. Order by phone; the rider takes payment at your door.
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I tailor school uniforms in Masaka, bent over the machine from eight. By evening my neck and shoulders felt like planks.
My sister brought home Motion Energy and I tested a dab on my forearm first. Now I massage it in after supper, and stretch my shoulders slowly afterwards.
S— Specioza N., 48, Masaka
Camphor gives a cool touch first, then a warmth that spreads while you massage the tired spot.
Rosemary, a familiar herb in massage oils, adds an aromatic note to the rub-in.
Ginger root extract helps the gentle warm feeling continue after the massage.
A water and glycerin base lets the gel glide on and leaves the skin supple.
A 50 g jar of warming gel built on camphor, rosemary and ginger extract in a light water-and-glycerin base.
the aromatic crystal that brings a cooling touch and then spreading warmth
a kitchen herb long used in rubs for limbs that worked hard
root extract that carries a gentle warmth through the massage
the light base that helps the gel spread and keeps skin soft
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Evening suits most people, after work, though you can also rub it in before a walk. Always apply a small amount to clean, dry skin.
No count of applications is printed, so keep to a small dab as the jar directs. Stop if the skin goes red or itchy.
One warming rub per spot is enough; layering a second one, a hot-water bottle or a tight wrap over it invites irritation.
Grown-ups only. Children should not be given it, and an expecting or nursing mother needs her doctor's word first.
The form asks for nothing more. Cards and mobile-money details are not requested.
The agent confirms where to deliver, how many packs you want and the day that suits you.
Payment in cash is made at delivery, when the parcel is already yours.
